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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-14502...
"But Ms Norris, from Bristol Feminist Network, said: "I think what is really shows is that there's still a lack of seriousness taken when it comes to women's sports.
"There's the assumption that men are the spectators rather than women for a start.
"But also do we want these women to be seen as athletes or are they walking advertising billboards?
"These are big, big questions."
Aye in your tiny cretinous mind perhaps.
http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/54559000/jpg...

"But Ms Norris, from Bristol Feminist Network, said: "I think what is really shows is that there's still a lack of seriousness taken when it comes to women's sports.
"There's the assumption that men are the spectators rather than women for a start.
"But also do we want these women to be seen as athletes or are they walking advertising billboards?
"These are big, big questions."
Aye in your tiny cretinous mind perhaps.
http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/54559000/jpg...

The paper edition of the Mail recently had an explanation of the little hand signals the players make, with photos, carefully framed against their bottoms.
This is the article, but doesn't have the bum pics sadly.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-...
This is the article, but doesn't have the bum pics sadly.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/olympics/article-...
Mojocvh said:
"But Ms Norris, from Bristol Feminist Network, said: "I think what is really shows is that there's still a lack of seriousness taken when it comes to women's sports.
"There's the assumption that men are the spectators rather than women for a start.
"But also do we want these women to be seen as athletes or are they walking advertising billboards?
"These are big, big questions."
Subtext: Ms Norris has a backside the size of the Great Western Dock, and is rather miffed that no-one wants to use it as advertising space."There's the assumption that men are the spectators rather than women for a start.
"But also do we want these women to be seen as athletes or are they walking advertising billboards?
"These are big, big questions."
thinfourth2 said:
eharding said:
Subtext: Ms Norris has a backside the size of the Great Western Dock, and is rather miffed that no-one wants to use it as advertising space despite it offering ample advertising space
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